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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-11-17
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

"A Letters Of Admin istration o. the estate
Fredrick Roush late OF Washington TOW nsh p
Snyder Co.. deceased, having been granted 10
tho undersigned al persons knowing thom.
selves indebted to said estated are requested
to make imme Hate payment, while those hav-
ing siAiins will present them duly authenticat'
ed TO
or his attorney WILLIAM ROUSH,
n. H,qRIMM, Adninistr Rtor,
Middleburgh,P "a. Globe Mills, Pa
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-11-17
NURSERY.

QEV G. w. WALTER, Salesman
lNfor Cbss. " Stewart s. Co.'S, Nursery
Newark, New York, win be pleased TO secure
tn. Nursery line. Choice Al d New Varieties
q specially Positively outseli any 9th or, In
price and quaiity. Sstisfaction gusra ntsed.
he will call on all parties that add rsss him
at Psons Creek, ssyd,r OOu nty, Pa.
Jan. 1f,'e.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-11-17
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mic Schools. 10 students semitic college ip 1858,
10 In 1884, 10 In 1885, 10 In 1888. A grpduatin
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toI eating drinks. For new illustrated circular
address the Principal and Proprietor. SWIrHlN
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Media, Penn'a.
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I'd saturday Of each month. Send for circulars
Advice FREQ. Ian. l, 81, ly.
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0OE WEEK and upwards positively y
O<SOcured BY men agents selling DIR. Scott
ieLuine Electric Belt, Suspensory and othsrsp
pliances. sample iree. These are the only org
mat ami genuine. No humbug. DIR. SCOTT
sA Broadway, N. Y.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-11-17
peln'a Agricultural works.

Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Hay Presses, Stump
Pullsrs and Standard Agrlc 'ltufal implements
generally. Send Tor Catalogue.
A. II. fARQURAR h SON, York, Pa
Sept 10. 4wpd.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-11-17
N5lYssISRSIlyII7Kyz9

Have you Cough, bronchitis Asthma, Indigestion Use
has cared many % ,s .9. cas-, ad T. the best remedy
arising from impure blood and exhaustion The feeble
and sick strupi ing against disease and slowly drifting
the grave. will In many their y
The timely Of Parker Ginger Tonlc but delay adam
IONS Tn q II In time. IL IL invaluable for s pains
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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-04-07
Pleasant View Items.

On account of being very busy we failed to
report at the usual time.
Items scarce.
Health good.
Farmers busy preparing for their spring
crop.
Some are planting corn rather early I think.
If we should have some cold rains.
Still we must venture, yet we do not know
just how to plan in the american Desert"
We hope that seed time and harvest will
bring joy and gladness to US all.
There was quite a surprise party at Isaac
Welshs last Wednesday night. March q.
Some forty or more were present. The lady,
Miss lisa Welsh, who had on that day closed
her twenty ninth summer, was the chief OBJ
ject of attn action. Good music, both instru-
mental and vocal. made the evening pass
pleasantly.
Happy occasion at Gem p. O., none hap
pier since pumpkin harvest. May they enter
upon the voyage of life and steer the craft
so as to shun its dangers.
w. C. Mitchell and family visited at Fay
Gibbs this week
Mr. Wright traded his timber claim for q
team recently.
E. Keck is with us again and will likely re-
main as he has bought a decided quarter.
Henry Houston left for Washington coun-
ty. He expects to attend school.
Mr.. Haskell and family were with us recent
ly.
A sister of Mr.. Strawsburg is visiting him.
VIC. Mitchell left for Colorado few days
since.
When are we going to have our school house
built?
Preaching Mt Mr.. Douglas April Sd.
MORE ANON.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-04-07

Patterson 1t0mo.
We understand Swedish colony is buyins
up the railroad land in this part of tho coun-
ty.
We hear John Arenet has been dangerously
sick but his attending physicians think he
Will recover.
DR.. Patterson says q certain fellow comes
quite often to get medicine for his fooe.
carp" We are afraid that young lady from
the east who is staying at the Dr's. has caus-
ed q deeper wound in Jour heart than Is IN
your foot.
VIM. Conoly has been wrestling with the
measles for several days.
Work has already begun in the city OF
Mystic, one house is already built. Next
week stone building 30x5A will be commenc-
ed.
Paul Gabus. of Brock, Neb.. who has been
visiting his brother, Peter, returned home
few days since. The genial young Frenchman
has claim in Thomas county and thinks it
the paradise of the west.
Yet few days and the all swearing assessor
will be abroad in the land for the purpose OF
determining the value of those two hundred
dollar horses, which will be worth but SIS in
his presence. Also the number of dogs that
are absent on furlough.
1t will not be long now until the poor, OPP
pressed husband will have blisters on his
hands playing base ball, while his tyrannical
wife will be staying ct home having fun with
q spade in the garden.
VOX POPCLI
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-04-07
Otterbournettems.

Surveyor Chambers is in Colorado surveying
the new town of Lowell.
Harvey Marshall spent a few days here last
week and is now in Colorado in search of q
location.
Bud Cochran went out to his claim in Wal
lace county last week to build a house, stable
and corral. He has got up a large herd OF
cattle to take out as soon as he gets in shape.
The Otterbourne Literary Society gave q
splendid entertainment last Tuesday week
which we had the pleasure of attending. We
were not able to get the entire program or
would Give it here. 1t was well rendered and
showed that the members had given it no
little study. Mrs. FennO presided at the organ
and proved herself thorough musician. Mr..
Fannall and Mr.. Neel were the violinists and
they have few equals in the county. J. L.
Stephens ratified the homes until our ears
ached. We haven't time to note each per
former but will say that each did their parts
well. The society has proved very interest ng
and they expect to resume work again this
fall. They closed with $s.S5 on hand which
was presented to the Sabbath school.
Jno. Stephens left for Iowa last week. Sid
ney is baching now.
this week.
Neb., visiting her.
Mr.. Archer had the misfortune to get one
of his horse 9 legs broken last week.
Mr.. Hazelton run into Mr.. Gilmore's wire
fence one night last week and got one of his
horses badly cut up.
Geo. VanCleve has been visiting Isey Rich
the last week.
Mr.. Munson is going to Republican City 10
run Touring mill.
Sundays blow did no harm to our knowledge.
Frank Burling has sold his school land in IL
ess at $3.50 per acre.
Mr. Rinkle has taken the 50 acres of school
land that Mr.. Cooper abandoned.
Ed MONTGOMERY has his well down at last.
Mr. McCue and Mr.. John Barrett have had
to exchange claims through the fault OF the
land office some way. AMATEUR.
Largest line of patent medicines in the
west at the Palace Drug Store.
The finest quality of and 10 cent
cigars in the city at the Palace.
Call and examine the large stock of
jewelry at the Palace Drug Store.
If you wish to keep posted in all the
latest styles of goods call ut J. w. Allen
& Sons.
Gillespie Bros have the finest rigs in
town. Give them call. Barn east of
Newell House.
Those having friends east whom they
wish to send description and advertise
ments of Colby and Thomas county be
sure to leave names with Martin Bros. &
Co. right away.
FARM LOANS.
At Z per cent and . reasonable com
mission. Only one mortgage taken. We
can and will save you money if you deal
with US. Yours truly. F. g. Finnerty.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-04-07

$500 YeelElosvn lo1Vl0. :
Beautiful weather- q present fhr,nefs ~
busy.
II. d. Claypoole ana n. r. Hoekins arc ut
Kustis at present writing.
W. II. Hull is plasterins his house. 10
G. Bears two youngest children are quite
sick with lung trouble. Also Mr.. weisns
baby.
W. J. Howell Is almost on tho sick list.
Mr.. Shearer has been making some I'M
provements ON his claim. Has considerable
sod turned over.
Oh vanHorn is back on his claim again.
Mr.. Hoyt has sick horse.
Most everyone has garden partly made.
Items are scarce now, when there 10 some
thing more to write viii call again.
- ~ O.O.D.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-04-07
FARM LOANS.

At Z per cent and . reasonable com
mission. Only one mortgage taken. We
can and will save you money il you deal
with US. Ye.srs truly. #. g. FinDerty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-20

Monnew1s xRfAE cnzzazToNaI noans-
Mn sunn.
6An Ehknazncu. Oot. 1a.-Ths fuFy IN
ne easa of R0hk 4. Morrow waa CON-
pieied lhis aoEninR and she astunl trial
h1g eonmenoed.
Suit aas eommsnee6 lhss moEnina
ageln1t Ne honfsmen ok sx 0anatoE D.
J. Q iaheon b leoo9eR e10.o0o, lhe
nm ni az honde foffeitad b his fnilnEe
30 gponr teE eentaRoe.
fteR TIE Jury was eompletoe to-day
Oal0nel kl0afnoy mnds tke opauinR
g1n1ameui foE The prooocntfoa.
8. q nlQsioW, DiEeot0F of the 9eAky
atreal road was TIE ilEsa wlannHs and
iealiAsd thna Moxrow a1 his own re-
quasi was granted TIE entiHo manage
ment of the ease of Ma Wright aQninaa
tha company, n which ehs agAeesA Jury
hEibina ooeuEEeos
The secretary cf the eosapang waa
called and testiaed 10 khs smgaut Of ths
oompany's steak held By MolroW. he
also stated that neither MoOord.
OreIehtoa, Northey o. Diane we're
stockholders. jas. MoCord Naa pIacad
On The esand and asked Il ha was with
MpKrow On MHay San, 1855. kke declined
% answer % the ground thaA be might
crimfnats himself.
The Court adjourned e this poini
and Judze Sullivan said ha would der
eide tomoFFow whetheF O. nos McCozd
should answer tbe QUESTION.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-20

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9B,oooo1e au,t eRainst 1ay 0eald.
hsoaths b. shs holders e. Ne ooneosi-
dated banaa of The Kanaaa R4ol1o Hail
wnY uampmny, bic AfA0rnay, Jnd4s
Diiloa. md 10 q reporter todnyl KhaEs
q mDlhlaR aew IL thie whole mat1o9 a1d
every fAoe o. which thls ao1lon h bEau1h1
hes bean known fof years ~ tho rail.
Wag compauiea. MFs0oald n1t Mf.8ae1,
ths ifnstses, belisye that What Was
&ana Waa noe only In mnoof&anoa
With lac bat in good fnitA and f8g sae
bet mistress af The eompauq and ek tbo
bondhoifsra. and fho sgaDa hnBeo pE1F-
"a. IN faot ths asourity of the Kansas
Peoiaa beads wns greatly stEUnGfhene4
nnd increased by What wan 6nme, anA
30 far "a Sir. GouId vas nnnoefned ho
Owned personally one million af Ne
Denver pneiae elook in hig own riah3
which Be tnEnod into We coneoIid idalion e
TN osnfa cn tho doIiaE. Ihis euit ia
hsuuahk npon the iHaa that, aa tFus1ee.
ha mast aeeomnt on tha baaia thna tha
Denpar pnol7G nfoek wAg worth par,
uheu ks aelnalIF oold BE oWR
utoak Cor lsn cents on fhe d1llar. The
insssli9alisu bafoEo Ne Psei1o Railway
0nmnuimianesg showed that egsry
shaee of Dsmssr RnuiGo afoeh q whieh
e0mplalnl i ma6e beeaene en- ngse1 oe
ffa Eannaa paaias, SD vent into tka
sonsoiidatloa, and that ne Kansas Rn~
cies C1mpanE Qot rs entIEo be1eft
fhsrsof, and tha1 the change made
IL the ogmrlaint "a whtah fhe sniA
ls haasd thst Gould aad Baas o. any a.
ehs DiEesteEs of tha union Paoi68 oDn
psr1ad tha Denver raciAe nae1k or ~
psoosess % their cen ane 4 mistahs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-20

44AAAN1AAW4 &AbAAHZ2 AAINa
MmKnAror1u, Oat. le.-Ths General
Aesembly of the KniQhts Of Labor Es-
mained N session. ell day. only taking
fnai adjonEnment e 3 eAeloek this a.
ternoou. AL hnsinnN Wae dinpoend Of
and the Eleventh Assembly hns tho
record Of accomplishing more than any
Of its predecessors. Among the
enormous nnmbeE of doeumants
that were passsd uRon today
one Of tbs uaGa impuEtanf Waa q Feso-
luton granting the cigar makers, Who
helona 20 the Cigar Makers InfeKnn-
ti0nRl Unioa, which waa expelled bY the
action Of the Richmond Convention, the
privilege Of rsinatatomana without The
payment Of sxtRa fees. This ID IN aa-
ooFdanoe with RoWdsElysa rs80mmenA-
alton thAe the maintenance Of the 90
operative fund be made optional with
tbs looals. This wan adopted, as vas
also one that theEa be no change II The
-manaQement Of tha Eoarsal.
Further an1ioe pIogides that the Cen
eral Executive Board shall have moth
ina Co DO Wieh strikes unleas cnliad up-
% hy Dietric. ol Nsiional Trade A.
ssmblie9 inVoiv6d.
The Anarchlsi elsmeni reesivsd an
other sef-bsek vixen lks Asss1nhly re-
solved BY vote OF liz 10 % that the
Knights Of Labor In parade shall carry
nothing huh the STATE Or National naQgs
An attempt 90 prevent kaY. PowdeKig's
further activity in the Order n The
event Of bis ssslRaation. vas frustrated
when the AssemblF refused 10 anuep4 &
proposition 20 elKike out the oeetion
witch provides, nRhnt 0enefal Master
WoFkman shall have all the privileges Of
Q Representative
The rule prohibiilna the aals ok
hqaoFn at pionioz va sustained.
xA0 ooDmitt4e r1p0mmeuded that
the General Master WoFkman be an-
thorized 20 nppnint q member of The
Order IN Enelana % take charge Of A.
fasF1 a. requested noUa time aQn.
Doodments eaenestIna plana FOR che
esuENanisaaion Of the OFdex and making
= 9 politioal party geEe r9iected:
TIE daAs of sn8etinQ ok che Gouexal
Assembly vas changed e the 6rs1 Tnes-
day afbsf the ssseond Monday 81 No
vember caoh year.
The Oomnltfee on AppealB and
GFissAneea repaired the charges aeoiust
General esaEstary Liiehman - BE-
H44M40AH1&
II shs casa Of Disiriet Assembly No.
1e6, The eoEnu111se could make n enE-
eeaiions, offering e an excuse that John
Morrison hnd hseuahl two vAliznfuls
Of evidences, and the Kxeansive Board
bad half ton. 1h6fe wAs TOO much
fos u 10 Rrapple win. A motion vas
passed 70 The eject that rs BlsiEiot b.
fsinstated upon complylnR wIth ths
laWa Of the Order. This leaves TIE
rast1sR whers iE wns before.
A motion % grand charters DO ChinGae
Assemblies was lo11.
The Report from ths OummItlss On
Fin snes recommended ee0n0my fgr TIE
coming year.
An insiiafion ftom In6lnnopolIa wa
aoaapled and the OnnFontion wtil be
held tn thnk city nexl yeazs
AmGng other Eesal11ions wng oBe
compelling tha ExeoutisB Beard 10 d.
fsnd tie memheEs of Diatriet ASSEMBLY
No. a. nov undeR 6r1est e. tha inDlI-
aaaion Of ths old Steamship GOmpang.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-20
A ST0Ry or EaTKoFF,
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kalko8. uho omplc5e6 0en1Eal Bo1-
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nnnaian nno 0sKnrAn kmhaseian. bet %
push % tn TIE dirse1taa of var. Gen.
aHai 1ehweinitH. tha GeHmnn AmbAssa.
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conveyea 4 d Nmperox WiLlinm. 1hs
EmDeRaE eomplainsd 90 tie CH4E. VIC
hecame greatly ino9Dn14 When he naar6
Of he n&nir and d11lHEgd that ho
would nsEeR ndmtl kzska9 70 his pres
enoe a4ain- 4ha diazraeo hAatenoa
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-20

en- Mona V1uzuNx Bum nzznuu wnn
nEEzEN I'm unnEDis oaAnERlonznR.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-20

A a0nllamnn who has ins1 bean
fhTounh the OentsEvIIia aoclion Ein1o9
thai ha eas ag,onisted e The ~ q14n-
tlly of grain being delivered - ne plai-
fuFmM there. Miller nnd Mohley, whaA4
bmyerB q Oan1aEville, have nD.0QD nMa&g
81 wheat en ne pintfoFm "a thal r1aer,
and nro soee1gin4 as t14 faf1 n4 so
uGaka peF d9y, Wht1h tAsy b1iiaBo uiH
eoutirue fos 30 daTa maHo. Ihe9 h4Ea
1000 m9hs a. ANams. 1900 a Nns
MnnnAain. 6000 AZ MIlasu, mnd 10 eon
nseaiun vita MK. niakeig t1sY haye Ae..
0oo e Eaatian1. ~ CentelvlIIe Heasrl.
HelllB q oI1sa hare aboua 1eo0o sd
Raa1e 4 Rodman abezf I1oo1 Tbsre
are tuIB o&hoE nrgns bnFin4 U1ea1 e
the oineE points eNuma44341 1ee4a9
Roblay a Miller. NE9m this eAomfmN
enc oan feEln eume eeuoeptirN of -
nmount of uhe1t n tke ooln1gy. Il 4
"a cent eat e on1a lf uoal1 11q1lke q
eEnf1 ~ onEs 10 haul baeE tba npl1 l1af
una roe1iged for A. Walta Walls Usseas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-20

90 Ml14leA43 MN0E1xU3 0o&1 non AGNNH
WIZ oolnuesloEEa onE1E1.
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a4Reed via fhos8 of 0onnlaEionaE
0herly IS expressed b recent letter .
he Niinoie Demoosatia Aalacinlion.
Thar osEsainly % not. sald KaasEson.
Il DE- nn1 believe ln axaEamn or n1RaineG
eonsllnc1iama oe che eivil a1Eyine law.
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man b nne 6epglved OF hia pEisiieE1a of
ciiiznnship besAnae hs holda 9 pnbIia
ofi1e. and ! think the idaa thna q man
shonld abandon hia Essiaenna h eha
eeate o. his cilixsnship WhaB ho takss
o1aoe n Washlngtans b pRepo1tesnas.
Ihs laW d 81 rlRht nad 4 oniY nes1s 10
b eoug1fned % anounaanea With o1m-
nen nensa nnd pEasiinaE ezpaEiamson
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ExAnyuE KxHxoeznN-EoEa e. RnoRKnx1
AM RasBknEH oz IBz
PFrsnuna. Oe1. - .-Ths hfss serious
natural ama explcsion im thi9 city IN 800
yeaEa, occurred this m0Eui1a IN the
hotsl Albemaxls, and the Blfsn theatss
hiock. Ths explo1ion Uen e1l1nded
with friRhlfnl injuries % . numbsF of
paopla, am6 ersaa 6saffuetion % eenae
of sha nnazt pEopsEsy Ia ths city. xAs
cnneuns1ons ah@ok thn hHilalnNu far
squares away and broke every ptn1e
elnn Window h sha bioek. Almo1t ln-
slanfiy Gnmeg shot ~ fFen yaEioul
raxas of ths block. kIat bef1Es f1ey
eafned muah keadwMH they wefe ena-
krolIea hR the psompf work oe - Gre
depaTtmank ElAht perWns wure naEl.
0aB1y huEk nnE1e % then 1ntzllT, un0 e
laaak e mazs nrn nilgh1ly hnEi.
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LoNpon. Ocl ~ o-f faiEhAiEn, gloeA-
hfoksr ok this city, haa ahsQon4ed. His
llablllflea amonnt 70 about R8Q.oo0
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xxpncaHon = nHgr TnER xnx xknn ~
TuB NunzHuKgI-nAuE EEHnI -
okETunED-uTHEn RoTnA
eRoKann EkEEa, W. T., Oot. 1o-
TSpsciall "A boy elogen years of aEs,
named Olao k6an, threw q niani-p0woer
eAp into > hre today. An exploglon
followed anf Young Foua wea mines
TIE frst isinia Of the thumb and enEsE
Of the lelt hand.
In q trol foF q cillzsna' puEae 70
break bis record today, Ranohos Owned
BE- Bamnel Scott, of Dser L,adne, Non
fana, made she mile II 222k, hig hesz
previous record being 2:23, made -
Butte CO August IL. 1856. This tine
has nsFeF been beaten n Nonlnna,
Utah, Ifahos Washington or Oregon.
The murderer Of MHn. PeeVy nod
child 81 hho CnaF GAlene Mi11IDn. who
eseapsd afleF being ARRESTED, We1 again
eaptured yesterday and = bsld q prs
ener at Foft Sherman. He VII pEob-
ably Be- nanged.
Pas Elynn shot and probably killed
Joe Shes at Barke. IN the Owaf 6,Alene
mines, yontesdaT afteEnoon. h an alteE-
cation growing oaf Of lot tumplnzs
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msnm cg k9xkMxks nxxHunzasM wAs
DanzRENHD ~ A nku azonM.
ArRknxk. o.. l9s-Ths GaT was faisy
thruaahcuk PBnEidant and MFa.
Uspsland entaEs8 eaFEiaeo1 e II
esclaok aad mats 1hetE way shrsn4h she
mnd 10 tbs expnel1tun afnnudn- Ia
pEceoNzlgn wag hE0uRhs 1D ID fkuns 81
1be grad s.and wha1s 4 wns intended
thai fhs diu1inaniahed party ehoaid
aIiqkt, hi th4 PHo1id1as eanzidsxinR
tba n1n1 daseEmine4 nc3 % Fon3uFe.
ThsRa wma 3 Delay uf one houK bofoEe
nmVahlna haDpaned affhough nt lGaa
nsEssal 1ntiis nllomp1gswege ruade -
nInE1 ahe pzc1oaaIsn. Etnaiiy tho fr6pss
rsfhar1 100 GtFonRs camls naaFotlna
nna GIIpptnR pass b lhs md, lhe rFez3.
asna e1nnEana - h hissazTiaQa vita a.
umtEalie. - EeEl1w l14En. When f1e
eplamn I'D p1e1e1 ibs eaFEianp wae
vita auns difsuIlg exff'esaed fTem fhe
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xmm wmsz BOUND TnAM HnknEx DsTuHEp
BETwNzH CHxzEx AHD nPAAGun.
HrnkaUn, W. T., Oct. lo.-l6peolal. I
The vest bound train had q very nag-
row escape trom being dllohed today
Wills rounding q curva hetWeen Cheney
and 8pFaRue. A violsns wind shoRm
vas prevailing 81 ihe tine and u mp
rooted q tree, throuina 8 ecfoes the
railroad track and cutting down che
telegraph wires Ths enalneer did not
see the obgaxuetion untii be u98 fairly
upon u and bafore the tkain could be
stopped tha engine and maii car had
cnt fhrUunh the ereo. o. arriving e
epraQuo aomellme afterwards he en-
aine vas sent 70 the seEair shopa.